WWE star Joe Hendry has revealed that he has collaborated with the company to produce a new album.
The former NXT and TNA Champion has become known for his comedic parody songs that mock his opponents. With the likes of Drew McIntyre, Kurt Angle and Elijah all being given the Hendry treatment in past years, the Raw star’s latest target has been Logan Paul. Singing the lyrics “Can we fire Logan Paul” over the past few weeks, Hendry has enraged the YouTube star.
In addition to his parody songs, Hendry also found success with his entrance theme I Believe in Joe Hendry. On top of the music video having more than 12 million hits on YouTube, the song has also been streamed close to 10 million times on Spotify.
For fans of Hendry’s music, the WWE star has revealed that new material will be coming soon. Speaking with Chris Van Vliet at an Insight LIVE show over Backlash weekend, Hendry dropped the news that an album would be released in the summer:
“Actually, I could drop an exclusive right here for people. Because this is actually very relevant. So this is an exclusive. I haven’t told anyone anywhere, but I have recorded an album with WWE music, and it’s going to drop this summer. We recorded most of that in New York at the WWE Studios. So what I’ve done now is the microphones that we have there, I have basically replicated the setup back home now, so I don’t need to fly to New York to do it. I can send stuff in, and we can work on it back and forth. So that’s one of the things that makes these songs work, is because they’re fast and they’re topical, so we can basically, we obviously did the Logan Paul song on TV, but we were able to just get it done that week, because we could send files back and forth. But yes, there is an album coming out.”
Joe Hendry Says New WWE Album Is All Original Songs
Hendry was later asked if the songs were all brand new or if some had been heard before. While Hendry did not provide specific details, he did confirm that all the songs were original compositions:
“Well, I will say, they are all original songs. I won’t say any more than that; they are all original songs.”
Hendry was called up to Raw shortly after WrestleMania 42. Becoming a viral success on social media, the Scottish star made multiple appearances for WWE while signed with TNA. Along with an appearance in the 2025 Royal Rumble, Hendry also competed against Randy Orton at WrestleMania 41. Orton was originally set to face Kevin Owens, but Owens had to withdraw from the match as he required neck surgery.
In late 2025, Hendry officially joined WWE and competed on the NXT brand. In early 2026, Hendry captured the vacant NXT Championship after it was relinquished by Oba Femi, who is also a part of the Raw roster.
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